Water transport plans for coal and cement roads discussed
A 1920 feature examines shifting coal transport to water routes via the Monongahela and Muskingum rivers, with Parkersburg as a hub. It notes cement and road systems, truck haulage within a radius, and potential European competition pressure. The piece argues a water-based network could cut costs and improve distribution, offsetting rail limits and wartime gaps.
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Parkersburg
Phas
Monongahela River
Muskingum
Ohio
Europe
Ofiniyer Transportation
Fragmented Harborside Musings on Trade and Shakespeare
From Hong Kong notes ponder graduates and an Indy fair robed in Tong night. The text muses on Pope and Shakespeare, joking that if they had read trade statistics they might not have written of fair tresses or imperial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Adams as United States vice presidency candidate profiled
A long Chicago dispatch surveys Adams as a self described VP hopeful. It notes his claim of presidential lineage, a Green wood Wisconsin farm, and a penchant for personal grooming as part of a broader portrait of Republican prospects amid suffrage debates and a shifting 1920 political landscape. It references Johnson, Woods, and other party figures, with shellacked emphasis on hair fashion, political strategy, and the Johnson family’s ambitious bid.
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Edward M. Thierry
N. A
Chicago
Samge
Adams
America
Ice
Hongkong
di Dacy
Congress
United States
Eudene
Mogens
Goethe
Forty Year Anniversary Sermon of Woman Mission Society
Dr W B Stutz D D of Cleveland Ohio will preach the fortieth anniversary sermon of the Women Mission Society at First M E Church on Sunday. The nationwide observance spans home missionary groups with Diamond and Fourth street churches hosting banquets. The speaker is a prominent Ohio conference leader active in general missions work. Members are urged to attend in a body as the auditorium reserves space for men and women alike. The society is among the largest in the state with about 118 members noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B.’Stutz
Clevelant
Ohio
M. E
Women's Hate Mission Society
All Home Missionary
Diamond Cure
Fourth Street
Stutz
General Conference ‘Missions Board
First Church
Fiorethar
Eae
Society of the Arch
Aion
Hind
Mabe
Rawak
Bluebird
Dahlia
Cupid
Reed
Jardine
PERSONALS note visitors and travel among university music members
A string of short notes lists individuals from the University School of Music and local towns visiting relatives or traveling. Mentions Missee Beulah Lowe and Ball Glover Nett visiting Green Springs Hampshire County to see Glover's sister. Mrs. George Sheffer of Chicago related to Mrs. Roy J. Meyer. William H. Stanhagen from Florence, Alabama visiting his mother. S. L. Fuller and J. P. Casey on Wheeling business. Mrs. W. S. John of Morgantown visiting her sister. Pauline Scranego of McGee and Leigh. Mrs. Everett Walker and children of Rock Cave visiting L. M. Davis family. President Joseph Rosier traveling to Ravenswood for campus commencement. other family visits between Dearlson Ohio and local residents. Miss Leslie Martin guest of grandmother Mrs. Margaret Sturm near Fairview.
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University School of Music
Missea Beulah Lowe
Ball Glover
Green Springs
Mampshire County
Mis. Glover
George & Sheffer
Chicago
Sheffer
Roy J. Meyer
Ninth Street
William H. Stanhagen
Florence
Ala
Amelia
Walnut Sree
S. L. Fuller
T J.P. Casey Construction Company
Wheeling
W. S. John
Morgantown
Ira L. ‘Smith
Pauline Scranego
McGee
Leigh
Hils
William
Dearlson
Ohio
City
Mel Brown
Mary Menning
Leslie Martin
B. Lo Martin
View Avenue
Margaret Sturm
Fairview
Cardinala ware rnfters non the sounell of Lyons in 1448 directed them to wear bata
The fragment notes a historical directive linked to Lyons in 1448 ordering a specific attire. Details are sparse and OCR quality is poor, but the core event points to a clerical or civic ordinance requiring dress changes or prohibitions. Further readable context would clarify exact actors and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinala Ware
Sounell of
Lyons
Bata
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